Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-29
REVIEW or ruR CHICAGO MARKET.

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speculative influence and partly on acrount OF
tho tone Of cablegrams being less pacific.
There was very little disposition on tie part OF
local traders 10 operate. and orders from the
OUTSIDE were few aud far between. The visible
supply last week WAS lessened 10000 bushels.
AT seven western points the receipts were xyD,-
0C0 bushels ard shipments %SOOO bushels the
market opened with May at size, advanced 10
Sc, and closed at size Corn was quies ana
steadier, and prices advanced q shade, al
though the receipts were large. Offerings were
small, and the strength in wheat and provisions
aided the corn bulls in advancing prices slight.
ly. Provisions were In moderate demand ana
asironger feeling prevailed, causing sharp all
vance In short ribs and lard. Stocks were held,
and parties who had contracts TO all were
forced TO bid up 10 get goods.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March 2s-flour weak; family,
81 sOns3GO. Wheat duh and lower: No. red,
sILasSc. Corn In COOL demand and arm; No
2 mixed. 39kc. Oats IN good demand eno
steady; No 3 mixed, s9hc. PORK quite a.
quiet; short ribs, S7SN. Bacon steady; short
iitsiS CIV shortclear, SSH. whiskey active
and finn at si.lS.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. IoUIs, March sS-Flour steady. Wheat
clCsed a,aic. above Saturday Ne. red, cash,
59s.aS0Ac: May and June, 78aSOAc. Corn
frm; cash, S5a;Shc:: May, Sosc.; June, 20 I.'
u
Whiskey steady at fi.ia Provisions brm and
dun. Pork Irregular Mt 81. Lard. s9@. Dry
and sailed meats tboxed)-Shonldcrs, 50 long
clear. g. 75as'.s y shortrlbs, ~; shsrt clear;
shcrt-sides, $50; short clear, sS.62NayaIo
Hams, sli.5OasA.
WILMINGTON.
MrsGrcg, n. c., March s2-Turpendne
duh at 3sc. Resin firm: strained. Sc: good
strained, 9Oc. Tar firm at if0. Crude turpen-
tine arm; hard, 81; yellow-dip and virgin.
$50. -
LOUISVILLE. March sS-Grain and provisions
quiet and unchanged.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
reported for tho Dispatchl
MAscu 2s.-'rhe week opens with a weak aud
quiet market and very light sales on which TO
base quotations. Sellers and buyers are de-
cidedly apart on prices. Prime. &c; extra
prime, 5Ac.; choice, &c; Spanish, ohc., Du1
no stock OF the last to meet orders.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
reported for the Dispatch.l
MARCH 2a-Market nominal. Prime, 3Ia
sc; fancy, &c: common, iHa3c.; shslled,
3slc.; factory hand-picked. 3taihc.
COTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK, VA. March ss.-Cotton Arm
middling, i0ifc. Net receipts, 4ls bales
gross receipts, as bales: stock. 1881 bales ;
salos, ai6 bales; exports-coastwise, 5sI bales
to Great Britain, - bales; 70 France, -
WmMIsGros. n. C., March ss--Cottsp
strong: mIddiing. isc. Net receipts, bale /:
gross receipts, bale; sales, = bales {;
stock, 2,5s9 bales; oxports-coastwise, -
bales; to the Continent = bales; 70 Great
SAVANNAH. GA, March @-Cotton firm !;
middling, e7sc Net receipts, 49, bales;
gross receipts. Az bales sales, 81 bales ;
stock, li,i5S bales; exports-coastwise, i,O75
bales; to the Continent. - bales; TO Great
Britain. - bales: TO France. - bales.
AUGUSTA GA. March 23-Cotton firm
mlddling, lOc. Receipts, Sc bales; sales, All
bales.
CHARLESTON, S. c., March as.-Cotton Hrm !;
middlng, Toe. Net receipts, 81 bales; gross
receipts, 81 bales; sales. IS bales: stock.
1926 bales; exports-to Great Britain, -
tales; to the Continent, --- bales; coastwlse,
252 bales: 10 France - bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK, March &C otton--Net receipts,
$40 bales: gross receipts 1904 bales. Futures
closed weak: sales, 2ls,700 bales; March, April,
and May, si0.39u0.40; June, 5000; July,
$40 57aSi05s; August, fl0Siasf065: Ssptop-
Der, SIC. sSatl0.e9: December, 50 S2af9 -.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. March 2S-SoOh-Busnoss good
NJ hardening rtIc5. uplhnus, D i-iOu. Oflodus,
jkd.; sales, 1900 bales; speculation and OK
port, 1900 bales receipts, 1000 bales; Ameri-
can, - 800 bales. Futures firm at an advance !;
March, S2-6ia5 33-6td.; April and MAY,
) Sa.Gia5 336id.: May and June, 3i-6la
) 3j-Gid. June and July, 53J-64aj 36-6id. July
and August. 39-6ia5 3S-64d. August and
September 3s-G4aj 39-6id. September aud
October, 32-6id.; September, 8 1854. Ten
ders-3,i00 bales on the new and 400 bales on
the old docket Wheat steady; demand fair !:
holders offer moderately. Corn quiet and
steady demand poor.
. r. M-Uplsnds, sgd. Orleans, 5 9-i6d ;
sales OF American. 1000 bales; March,
2i-64d., value; March and April. 0 3i-6id..
value; April and May, Si-6id-. ysluoi
May and June. 36-64d, sollor; June and
July. g7-6ld., buyer; July and August,
39-Gid., buyer; August and September,
fi-6id., seller; September and October
52l-6id.. seller; September, j49.6id., seller.
Futures strong.
IP. M-March. March and April. April and
May, 3 25-6id., seller; May and June, 3 36-6id.,
buyer: juno and July, 5 $3.50, seller: July
and August, 3 40-Gid.. seller; August and Sop
TENDER. 9 4l-6id., buyer; September and o.
tober. 3i.6id., buyer; September, esd,
brver Eufupea piOaed firm